Video from Kennedy Center Education Digital Learning
Jamie Wyeth: Artwork as Witness to Historical past (2003)
"Be a part of host Victoria Woodhall of the Farnsworth Museum in Rockland, Maine as she interviews artist Jamie Wyeth about his course of and well-known household (together with his grandfather, legendary illustrator N.C. Wyeth and his father, painter Andrew Wyeth). Jamie discusses artists of the Brandywine College custom, rising up in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, and the tales behind his well-known works: his posthumous portrait of John F. Kennedy, his work because the court docket artist throughout the Watergate hearings, his Apollo 11 tribute "Eyewitness to Area," "Night time Imaginative and prescient" painted to honor troopers within the Vietnam Warfare, and his exhibition "Capturing Nureyev" (recorded in 2003 at C. D. Hylton Excessive College in Woodbridge, VA)." from the video introduction
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